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2:1 says it was because of a redefining of "obesity" in the interim. There was quite a bit of that at the FDA in the early nineties including the introduction of the "food pyramid", etc etc etc.
Excellent point, I hadn't thought about that.
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Originally posted by Tattila the Hun
By eating healthy, taking care yourself, you don't really live any longer. It just feels longer.
Thats right its ur familys fault how long u live damit. Its called genetics ur eating of fiber and soy ad veggies al the tme with no alochol or cigs have nothing to do directly with hw long you live. Last patient i had 23 yo family history of ovarian cancer, never smoked or drank dead at 24 another example 97 yo 2 pack a day smoker and heavey drinker for 50 years still alive go figure
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Yeah, when some group (even a government agency) all of a sudden notes a mathematically dubious increase/decrease in the activity they're promoting/fighting against, the general rule is become very, very suspicious. Odds are what you have is a redefining of terms that help keeps the group, and their agenda, current.
A quick Google shows that the FDA dietary guidelines has been revised at least twice - once in 2000, again in 2005.
Ahhh. Here it is:
The guidelines -- which had themselves been condensed into a 39-page booklet -- are revised every five years and have since been changed to reflect new research. But the pyramid remains unchanged. What's more, some experts say it was never much good to begin with. All this nutritional wrangling has left ordinary Americans with a less than simple message. And it has The Why Files wondering: Is it time to rebuild the pyramid?
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